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English ivy poses threat to tree health, but these volunteers are pushing back

By Ashley Quincin | September 14

Aside from not being native to the United States, English ivy has a tendency to climb trees, killing the foliage and working its way into the tree bark. ...

No. 4 UNC men's golf looking ahead to fall season after win at Rod Myers Invitational

By Mikyla Williams | September 14

The Tar Heels have started the fall golf season off strong with returning, record-breaking talent on the squad.

N.C. Court of Appeals overturns decision granting voting rights for felons

By Kelli Rainer | September 14

More than 55,000 North Carolina residents were granted the right to vote. Until they weren’t. On Sept. 3, 11 days after the Wake County Superior Court ...

Preview: No. 21 UNC football prepares for first conference home test against Virginia

By Lucas Thomae | September 14

On Saturday, the No. 21 North Carolina football team will get a second crack at an ACC Coastal opponent this season when it welcomes the Virginia Cavaliers ...

NCDOT to begin expansion project for parts of Interstate 40 next year

By Sarah Choi | September 14

About 11.5 miles of Interstate 40 between Interstate 85 and the Durham County line are set to be widened to six lanes starting in 2022.

Quarterback Sam Howell making most of new NIL rules with multiple endorsement deals

By Rithvik Chelasani | September 14

Since the NCAA's new name, image and likeness rules were implemented on July 1, UNC's junior quarterback Sam Howell has entered into partnerships with ...

Column: "The Melodic Blue" cements Baby Keem's name in the rap game

By Carson Elm-Picard | September 14

“The Melodic Blue” shows Keem deepening his iconic sound while also debuting rap’s most powerful duo. If one thing is true, Baby Keem is going to ...

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Editorial: The chancellor's commissions were made to be ignored

By Editorial Board | September 14

"These commissions are full of students, faculty, staff and community members who volunteer their time to discuss how to make Carolina better, but their ...

UNC Vice Chancellor of Communications Joel Curran to join Notre Dame University

By Allie Kelly | September 14

Vice Chancellor of Communications Joel Curran will be leaving UNC for a position as vice president of public affairs and communications at the University ...

No. 4 UNC field hockey powers past Drexel with 7-1 win

By Lucas Thomae | September 14

The No. 4 North Carolina field hockey team (3-3) defeated Drexel (1-5), 7-1, in a Sunday afternoon matchup in Philadelphia.

UNC volleyball outlasts Michigan in a five-set outing, improves to 8-0

By Noah Monroe | September 14

The North Carolina volleyball team (8-0) came back to defeat Michigan (4-2) in the ACC-Big 10 Challenge, winning in five sets and continuing their undefeated ...

No. 4 UNC men's golf opens season with win at Rod Myers Invitational

By J Banzet V | September 14

The No. 4 North Carolina men’s golf team finished first at the Rod Myers Invitational at the Duke University Golf Club on Sunday afternoon, finishing ...

UNC Musical Empowerment continues free music lessons for children, even online

By Lily Chubb | September 14

Musical Empowerment's UNC chapter breaks down financial barriers to music lessons and instrument access for K-12 students, and continued provided lessons ...

Gov. Cooper vetoes bill barring public schools from teaching critical race theory

By Alexandra Myers | September 13

“The legislature should be focused on supporting teachers, helping students recover lost learning, and investing in our public schools,” Gov. Cooper ...

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Faculty Executive Committee talks vaccination rates, racial equity and provost search

By Emily Shih | September 13

Committee members discussed the Roadmap for Racial Equity, COVID-19 policies, vaccination rates and the ongoing provost search at their Sept. 13 meeting. ...

Looking back at 30 years of the Asian American Students Association

By Amy Xu | September 13

Amid the challenges of a virtual school year and COVID-19 last year, one of UNC’s first Asian-interest organizations — now called the Asian American ...

Analysis: With ACC play looming, UNC's women's soccer remains unbeaten — for now

By Lindsey Ware | September 13

The No. 2 UNC women’s soccer team stands unbeaten after seven games as the Tar Heels now look to preserve their dominance in ACC play.

Editorial: John Mulaney doesn't owe us anything

By Editorial Board | September 13

"We can’t help but feel sympathy for Tendler, and even some outrage at Mulaney. But we can realize that we don’t know — and will likely never know ...

Office DJ: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

By Olivia Rojas | September 13

"I love latin music — that’s it. That’s the article."

Column: What made today's North Carolina economy?

September 13

"Today, the Big Three accounts for less than 10 percent of the state’s aggregate economic production. In place of the Big Three is the new 'Big Five' ...